Archive - Inkwell

A Manifesto for the New Artist

Scattered visions of Christian creativity

Feb 12 • Inkwell and Eniola Abioye

Parables for the 21st Century

Fiction without a little faith is boring

Feb 5 • Inkwell and A. A. Kostas

Ever Wanted to be Published by Inkwell?

February for Locals

Feb 2 • Inkwell

January 2026

Writers Out in the Wild

Keeping old-school journalism alive

Jan 29 • Inkwell

We Haven't Lost Our Attention Spans Yet

The state of Substack writing

Jan 22 • Inkwell and Griffin Gooch

The Christian Poetry Comeback

Signs of hope in an unpoetic time

Jan 15 • Inkwell and Paul J. Pastor

Being a Christian Writer is Costly

Naming the allure of a vague spirituality

Jan 8 • Inkwell and Sara Kyoungah White

Inkwell Wrapped

Some stats, stories, and glorious follies from a bizarre year

Jan 1 • Inkwell

December 2025

A Table in the Dark

Christmas in a county jail

Dec 24, 2025 • Inkwell and Claude Atcho

Incarnation Is Not Gentle

Company for the longest nights

Dec 18, 2025 • Inkwell and Annelise Jolley

The Lie of Christian Moderation

Things happen when you throw a lavish Christmas feast

Dec 11, 2025 • Inkwell and Brooke Anderson

The Unique Grief of December

Stories that hold generations

Dec 4, 2025 • Inkwell and Parker Mindel

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